10 deepest mines in the world

10. Kolar Gold Fields

• depth: 3,200 m
• location: Karnataka, Kolar district, India
• geographical coordinates: 12.961736°N 78.270721°E

9. Blyvooruitzicht mine

• depth: 3,213 m
• location: Blyvooruitzicht, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°24′4,42″S 27°24′6,39″E

8. Kloof mine

• depth: 3,347 m
• location: Gauteng, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°27′14″S 27°21′33″E

7. Empire Mine

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• depth: 3,355 m
• location: Nevada, California, United States
• geographical coordinates: 39°12′13″N 121°2′34″W

6. Kusasalethu mine

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• depth: 3,388 m
• location: Carletonville, Gauteng, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°27′14″S 27°21′33″E

5. Driefontein Mine

• depth: 3,420 m
• location: Driefontein, Gauteng, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°22′28″S, 27°28′38″E

4. East Rand Mine

• depth: 3,585 m
• location: Boksburg, Gauteng, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°06′S 28°19′E

3. Savuka Gold Mine

• depth: 3,700 m
• location: Carletonville, Gauteng, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°24′58″S 027°25′39″E

2. TauTona Mine

• depth: 3,900 m
• location: Carletonville, Gauteng, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°24′58″S 027°25′39″E

1. Mponeng Gold Mine

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• depth: 4,000 m
• location: Gauteng, South Africa
• geographical coordinates: 26°26′10″S 27°25′50″E
• daily rock mining: approx. 5,400 t